Gold Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: Every Design in the Collection, With Real Prices

Our earlier Gold Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra coverage broke the range down into generic price tiers. What it didn’t show is that those tiers are actually six named design collections — Prime, Rhodium, Classic, Evil Eye, Exotic Leather, and Mother of Pearl — each with its own look and its own real price. Here’s the full visual lineup, and a naming quirk worth knowing before you assume “Prime” means the top tier.

All Six Gold Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Collections

Cobalt Violet (Classic)

$ 3,010–$ 3,610

Elite (Prime)

$ 3,560–$ 4,160

Nexus Link (Rhodium)

$ 4,090–$ 4,690

WildGrace Link (Exotic Leather)

$ 4,370–$ 4,970

Majesty Link (Mother of Pearl)

$ 4,370–$ 4,970

LuxEvil Charm (Evil Eye)

$ 8,180–$ 8,780

Real Prices at a Glance

Classic Is the Lowest Entry Point of the Six

The Classic collection, represented here by Cobalt Violet, keeps Samsung’s own back glass and plates only the frame and camera lens rings, which is why it opens the S26 Ultra range at $ 3,010. Its step from 256GB to 1TB is the same size as on the other designs shown here; what moves the price between collections is how much of the phone is plated and what sits on the back.

Evil Eye Has the Widest Ceiling

LuxEvil Charm, the Evil Eye collection, has the highest top-end price of the six — nearly double its own entry point. As with Leronza’s other bejeweled and symbolic-motif designs across the catalog, the top of the range typically reflects hand-set stone or crystal work layered onto the base plating, which is why a single collection can span such a wide price band.

Where This Fits Against Other Foldables and Flagships

If you’re comparing across brands, our Gold iPhone Duo vs. Z Fold8 Ultra comparison and the Apple Watch Series 12 vs. Galaxy Watch9 breakdown cover Samsung’s other Leronza-customized devices. For the original tier-based view of this exact phone, see our original S26 Ultra price breakdown — this article adds the real design names and photos behind those tiers. You can also browse the full S26 Ultra category page for every configuration.

Six Collections, Same Underlying Phone

Every one of these six designs is built on the same Gold Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra hardware — the collection name and finish only change the surface treatment, not the phone’s internal specifications or performance. That means the decision between, say, Cobalt Violet and Nexus Link is purely aesthetic and material-driven. What changes across the range is how much surface complexity sits on top of the base plating: Samsung’s own colours with a plated frame at the entry end, link-bracelet-style metal detailing in the middle tiers, and hand-set stonework at the Evil Eye ceiling.

Ordering Across Finishes

As with Leronza’s other phone lines, picking a design collection and picking a metal finish are separate decisions — choose the design first, then select 24K gold, rose gold, or platinum at no price difference within that design. Every configuration is custom-plated to order rather than pulled from stock, so confirm current lead times directly if you’re ordering against a deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

Six real design collections, a naming order that doesn’t match the price order, and a Classic collection that keeps Samsung’s own colours as the entry point — the Gold Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra range has more nuance than the tier labels alone suggest.